Are there any examples of FLO/Transfair going after people who call their product "fair trade certified" or even just "fair trade" but aren't using FLO certification? Any alternative certifiers that go by the "fair trade" moniker?
We've wondered about who legally can use the term "fair trade" to describe their products. Does TransFair/FLO (fairtrade labeling organization) who own the "Fair Trade Certified" trademark have legal exclusive rights to the term, or legally speaking is it more like the term "organic certified" where various certifiers and standards can exist and use the term? Was this covered at all?
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